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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-29
Non.Yartitsme.

6pab Maabebolb er' for 3otalatbolo,
er @~onzpartiisme for 8robibition. De
lom tror, at fnnne fsre Gfbolosiasen
iaiennem uteu 8arti, er iom be, Der
flyer at Mfbolosiasen lite bbr sjbres
til nosen 6oreninssias. "@nbper ooste
fig lelp, iaa bebpper ri insen 5orenins!!,
"gubper bpr femme for be bebite Menb,
bpabenten ban tilbprer bette eler bint
8arti, laa fommer Brobibition al fig
ielp." Set bsres notiaa rimelist %
% bet er iffe at unbres ooer, at no9le
faa ibser at prattiiere ben 9beori. Sen
Tan praftileres paa entelte Steoer, os til
enfelte 9ioer; men lite bporiombelf os
life buab Eio %iombelit. 9por Rartiet
er sammelt os / &raft al sgloe er blepen
ben berlfenbe Maitiu, iaaat buer @naz
bebsmanb n,aa tiene iom ct 9jal %
bper Glerf iom en Gag i 9julet, bpor
bet belle arbeiber 1om en- 9annmel
9relfemaltin, Der freezer en- bel Del
DIE os Ienoer balpe 9oeoen / Straaz
i~taffen, bpor bet belle briues meb. CAB at
8ense, 9ib us &raft, Der nptter bet life
at lette IND ct soot 9iu1 meo npe ifarpe
9asser. Easserne paa be sam1le !9jul
er iaa forllibt, at be umulist "catder
on" os bet eneite, Der ian sisres meb en-
1aaban Maltin, er at fiere ben uo paa
5ielen os iette S1o paa ben. ut
fire os fire brinser bare Gorarselie.
Set oil enbper fornuftis Sarmer erfienbe.
@n sob Wtanb i ct baarlist 8arti Tan
intet sobt uorette. @rempler bepiier
bet. Set bele n,aa ombpttes.
Desuben tDber bet lite tibet paa at
Gsenfjerlisbeben bar meset at iise / bet
upartiife Mrbeibe. st arbeibe for en-
telte Menb er bet famine iom for en-
MoobebOlosmano at ooste fig ielo.
@asens alminbelise Storbeb n1aa boloes
for Die. Nfbolosiasen sieloer life
iaameset % 1om Tan pas e Maaben,
iom Dem, Der lite fan. Brobibition
sielber life iaameset bort @ountp, lom
bet sielber bele Staten. The greatest
good to the greatest number! Sab
en- COB Gag tomme bet belle Soft, ben
belle Station til sobe. Local option
aiper iffe % i @torbDer no9et 9aab
ont @aloonernes ~1brpbbelie. 9eriom
lite bet bele Soft / Staten ueb iammenz
iluttet Nrbeibe oil arbeibe for Yrobibiz
tion for Staten, laa faar ri albri9
Hrobibition. onzYartiisme bar lite
bet bele Golfs gelpere for Die os tan
ben life sielbe Sasens 6remme frem for
Yartiet, men tpber iom ofteit paa, at
Baetiet ma bepares paa Sa9ens 8ez
foitnins.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-29
Sra &mtebtmion, Mtnn.

Denne Bp bat facet en- betpbelis
Opipins iiben Sernbanerne TOM inb ber.
Set enc Gorretninssbus bpsses efter
bet anbet, os bette louer soot for 8pens
fremtibise @irtiombeb.
Ser Ct lite mango Norife os @penite;
men. be Danife er sobt reprelenteret.
S bet tirfelise ipnes be forltje0ise
8efienoelier at bore meset liberale lisez
operfor b%inanben, bpilfet fremsaar berz
al, at be beruerenbe noritzbanlfe Metboz
bitter, 8aptiiter os 2%utberanere bar
bpsset &irte iautmen, iom ct til feles
Brus for oisie 8 neunte 8etienoelier.
&ep. g. Nelion betjener ben lutberife
Menisbeb, @eo. Dliou ben metbooiitiite
os 6. 3. 2auseion 8aptiitzM enisbebeu.
9er ct en- flor Nfbolosforenins, iom jes
tror teller $50 Meblemmer, o9 bisie
er osiaa omtrent ale Yrobibitioniiter.
NQe be g~fbolbsfolf, ies unber NIT
forte Dpbolo ber traf iamn1eu meb, er
osiaa oplpite Soft os fienoer sobt be
Spsrssmaal, iom MI for Eioen beifiefz
tiger be tentenbe Borsere al bette 2ano.
Set nptter iaaleoes lite for nosen
Nntiz@ aloonz &epublitaner, eIer high
license Nouotat at nerme fig 9utdinz
ion; TIL ilise Soft er lite uelfomne Der,
men betrastes belit for at bore %iaabanne,
lom Ct uosangne i 8erben, for at forfsre
Nfbolbsf olfet.
ga, be Tan tro, 9r. &ebaftbr, at bet
er bpsselist for en- Minueapolis> Yroz
b%ibitionit, at treffe iammen meo en-
@tare iaa tlaripnte s~lfbolbsfolt iom be,
ies traf i 9ut@inion.
Sc ipnes, bet er iuert tibet beuenot
meb at arbeibe for Temperance ale
Narets Dase unotasen en-, os paa benne
"ene" Dag saa ben os riue neo aft,
Iom 9iennem Marets 2pb maatte bore
uorettet for N~fbolosiasen. Dette ifer
paa ben Maabe, at maj paa 8alsba9en
tillaber iiQ at itemme meo bet republic
tanlte 8orti, iom bar oeret, er, % anz
taselis oeiaa pebbliper at bore ct 81
%cenieparti, os bet Tan lite anbet END slabe
enbuer opristis Ifbolospea, at n,an o.
iaa MI runbt / Setlementerne be9pnber
at faa oplabte zine for, bpor ben repuz
b~litanife 9siliceniepolitit fsrer ben. 81
ben ct nu fommen, ba ale, Der mener
no9et meb fit Nrbeibe for Temperance
os Brobibition, bit tretfe Jig tilbase
fra aft flags &ompromis meb ben biaz
uelite saloontrafit, os itille fig belt os
bolbent paa ben mobiatte SIDE, uemlis i
Brobibitionspartiet
Gnoel at Nfbolbsfolfet, ian,men meb
ro8le Jorretnln9Sfolt dgter mart at
aabne ct &afebus % 2ei euerelie fer.
Nean bat til ben gnbe oprettet ct @toetz
@ompa9ni paa $4,000 forbelt paa
Sbares til 10 Dollars pr. StDfte. Sc
bar tisbt 9us. % Got b~elissenoe / 8peus
bebite 5orretninssitrss, % ct man nh
beifjeftiset meb at tilbpsse % .iette bet /
COB Stano til ct fsrite &lasies &affebus
% 2eienerelie. Bet oil antaselis bore
feroi9 for Gorretnins ben lite Septemz
ber % er man ba belbi9 til at faa en-
buelis % BERTH ififfet 8eitprer, iaa oil
Il H.. eNc
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-29

st sammelt Drbipro9 flyer:
Slb er en- COB Ejener; men en- baarlis
Mefter. Naar bet en- iti0e Nften branz
Der peb Mrnen, tan ri moi tale ON, bpor=
lebes bet ian resuleres / be forifjelise
Sla9s Done, men mar ben ilaar ub i
belle 9uiet, naar Slb os &ss fplber ale
8erelier Os Sanger, ba sipes 8ranbiisz
nal os falber Branbmanbitabet meb fine
8anbiprsiter til 9ialp. Starfe Driffe
fan pare sobe Ejenere, uen baarlise
Metere Os hi inofalber 9robibitionen at
itanbie Sloen meb tit 8anb. Manr be
mi barier iom en- sbelassenbe Stb sien=
mem bort 2anb, ibet bet branber 9ier=
men, fpaler 9aabet os forpeiter Stat %
2anb, ba er bet pOr 8list at iluffe % ri
9ioer life at tale om &e9ulerin9.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-29

M.k@ui5ot flyer: "eberibou Der
,eleftrilereoe Yarlamentet meb fit Tale
trabe ON Nitenen finbes fulo ! @enbe=
ftenen."
2 s 1926 barrnebes ben arneritanife
Screening for slfbOlbsiaseus 5remme,
men be fanbt bet life piit at benptte VT
bolbslBfters l1nbertesnelie.
Breitbpterianerne be1luttebe i 1881
paa Nnmoonin9 al Or. Benz. STUFF al
Bbilabelpbia lite at BRUCE beruienbe
Dritfe unber 8eiss eller friitelise gam=
mentOmiter eaer l1nberbOlonins.
Sobn 9. @ausb. Den fsrite Nfbolbsz
forenins / Metu gort @tot bleu baunet i
1907. Sc lopeoe at betale en- Wfultt at
Is Gent beriom be brat fig fulb andre
9iber enb ben 4 Suli % andre loulige
6eQi9oase.
s 1910 ton. peb buab Der falbtes
The Washington Movement Spbr9sz
n,aal Up, ON buurpibt en- 8renbeuinsz
banbler eller Sel9er burbe iteoes til
Maooerben. 8eitprelien for 8epaselien
lasbe, at ibuorpel be frpbebe fig ueb
Nfbolbsiasens Gremitriot, iaa tunbe be
bog lite foreifriue npe 8etinselier for
MpbelIen al Nabperben."
Yaitor Mlmen fra Metu .2onoon ub>
talte paa Gellesielffabets Narsmpoe, at
ban sierne ifuloe flute fig til Hrobibiz
t%ionspartiet, men Der bar en- 9inbrins %
bet bar, at famine Yarti bar / Gausr at
&pinbens Stemmeret, bpilfet bar imob
8ibelens 2ere. 7
8aitor @iertien bru9te ben famine
Melobi meb Fere Bariationer. Denne
Gag bar mber Debat i Il. g. Senat
ben rs Sanuar 1887. sf be "a Sena=
torer, ber itemte for &uinbens @temmez
ret bar ale &epublifanere o9 blanbt be
Al imob bar ~ Demotrater. @taar
Ilmen Deb tit Orb os er @iertien fonie=
tpent, iaa iorlaber be 8artiet r1eb "ben
~usubelise Nanb os farlise 9enbenie." .
smle iom oil bore noset MI for 1iben,
r1aa tilbbre en- eller anben falbonabel
&lub. Disie &lubbers 9eniiet Ct at faa
iftanb i~elitabelise Sammenfomitor. s
por 8p iises at bore &lubber, bpor Der
ipiles Guebre % Bbiit os - brittes.
Sc flags itaar natlrlisuis altib i Sorz
binbelle meb Salooner % trobs al Gent
peranielop, oer lite forbpber Sol9 %
9ilpirtnins, pil bisie &lubber iom en-
lammeni poren 8anbe le ab al &e9ulez
rin9sforibs.
s Netu Yort CT BET en- Stub ber tai
bes "llnion Stub. S ben opta9es hun
Mmerifanere meb rel, % ublanbet Sle9t>
RICHTER. Ser finbes Nopne at ale tienbte
@tbrrel1er % bet er ben MEET ariitotratiife
os blir bet mere os mere for buert Nar.
Dens &asiebebolbnins bar ben lite Mai
pper 13 MiIioner Dollars. Dens l1bz
glitter fra lite Mai SO til lite Mai 'S7
bar $4,000 Dollars, bporaf $4,000
Dollars bar brust til 2itfsrer os Gieorer.
@aaleoes bruser bannebe Mennelfer fine
&en9e. st ilaaenbe argument mob at
Dplpsnins ital forminoite Dritffelbisz
beben. Meolemsantallet ber n,aa life
operitise 1000. Nnipsninser on, Dptaz
selie ben lite Mai bar 531. Sc optaz
ger lite Stueipilere, De ipiler ielu itunz
bonn altfor naturlt9t!
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-29

9afotazS Ell fabet bat belluttet
at 9ipre 1olfets &bit til fit Organ.
5oltets &pit tpber til at bliue ct sobt
8lab, Der bel fortjerer at itsttes at Ifz
bolosoennerne / bets esen Stat.
Merebe / 1S45 iasbe en- sammel
Bresbpterianer at fsr funoe ri ipsrse:
buor fin6es en- Yrei, Der oil bolbe Nfz
bolostale. Stu mao ri ipsrse, bpor fin
bes en- Yreit, ber lite taller Nfbolo."
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Gorti. fra forr. Nr.)

Gorti. fra forr. Nr.)
"gse benz iom er pelbi9e til at blanbe
os iitjante itert Drit."
Disle Orb burbe itaa ifreuet meb
ffammeube Bositaper, paa 8alsbasen,
peo 'enbper @al9urne - n,a,t funbe
trpst fsie til ct "@e" osiaa ouer be Der
itemmer 2icenietidet, bpilfet CT ben
esentlise Narias buorfor benne 8eberz
itpsselise 9rafit .foitres % tribes
blanbt os. -
@nifisnot ie9 for min Sci belit
ifulbe snite at 8rpuuppet i Cana albris
bleu nepnt, / Gorbinbelie meb Nfbolbs<
os 8robibitionsarbeibet, iaa fan bet lite
altib iaa sanite unbeaaes, ba bore Mobz
itanbere after % after frembolber bette
til Snotast for Drifteuaienet. Ds al
ben @runb, anier ri bet Tom Dor Nligt,
at imsbesaa Os tilbasepiie alt ilist, Der
f,in er ffiffet til at forfsre % foroerpe
be ubefeftebe Siele.
Dadiel bar so6t9iorbt at Der i bet
9annle 9eitamente, tales ON baabe be-
ruieube % ifteberuienoe Bin, os bpab
lsmmer Jig beoit meb 9enblif paa ben
Bin Grelieren frembraste ueb BrpQuppet
/ Cana, enten at tiIesse ben beruienbe
eler iffeberuienbe Gs~enitaber? Sfal
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r S nit Stpffe / forr. Nr. r9uab Ct
@et?", | lite 2inie fraopeu fibite Spalte.
ftaar, &utb 20oe Rap, ffal bore @utb
2 Rap; 22oe 2inje ftaar uDRisfioner"
ifal pere Rairaer; / 36te 2inie ftaar
yNo9le" ifal bore Noab.
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setnneapolts, Ntnn., 29se SnIt.

Entered at the ~postofice at Mime
apolis. Mimi, as second-class mail
matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01
Rough on the Ma iden Ladis e,
81. Paul Pioneer Press.

They have s custom st the Andrew
Presbyterian church, Minneapolis, which
has brought great CONSERVATION to the
widows and maiden ladies'. It began with
the children and extended to the congre-
cation. On each Sunday following e
birthday the person who has thus shuffled
off another year marches to the front and
drops as many pennies into the mission
sry-oox as she is years old. 1t can readily
oe seen how embarrassing this is to many.
ihey resort to all sorts Of tricks to svoid
diyuiglng the truth. Sometimes a lady
Will put in over sidollar, end asieverybody
knows she is not hundred years old it
lets her out Of the dllemms. The mis-
sionsrS is the gamer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01

"Hope on, hope ever.o How many
delicate ladies there are, who, while they
attend to their daily duties, do SO with
aching heads, sense Of fullness, pain in
the back and depressed spirits, who sre
"onlY keeping sbopt," as the phrase is,
some day they Ego into a Decline" and
leave their CHILDISH motherless. To such
we would say. Cheer up" Timely use
of DR.. Pierce,s "Fsvorite Prescription"
corrects aIl female Irregularities, wesk-
nesses, and kindred affections, easily,
pleasantly and quickly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01

"You can't come it," said a customer to
druggist who ep5eayored to palm off his own
mixture when kT. EalIs Cough Syrup was
asked for, and Buzz he got. Price IS cents
bottle. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01
SUNDAY, OCTOBER I'd,
and the last Q he
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18th.

subjects which Mrs Wilcox may
I. FLIRTING: lis Various Phases Effects
Some Things know about 1t From Experience and Observation.
II. The Temptations of Girls.
Temptations of
Women-How Women Is RssIy st
Fsun?-Are Men More Wicked
III. Tho Modern Woman and Dress.
Is the American Woman oyerdressed? What
on Socety-How Men Regard the Question
". IngersoII at Home.
We've HarnT GOOD?
V. Women!n Business.
The Mistakes Some Women Make
With Would-be Poets,
Publicly
VI Friendships of Men and Women.
Our Own Sex?-Some Experiences Anecdot
The remaining letters Wre of topics equally popular
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01
INTELLIGENT IDIsCussiON OF All
CURRENT TOPICS,

The WEEKLY GAZETTE will be mxde
full and complete newspaper for ell who
nave lot time or inclination to pore over
the pages of daily, End the constant aim
and resolve will be to add every new
feature that increases the
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11
Painful Accident.

Last evening, while the workmen en-
gagged in excavating for the foundation
on the new addition to the Huntsville
Hotel were at work, portion OF the
bank above caved in almost burying
one OF them, George Ewing, colored la
borer entirely out Of sight. Other work
men rushed to his relief and in a few
minutes he was eXtricated from his perl
lous position.
DIR. Dement, was Immediately sent Tor
and the poor fellow was conveyed TO his
home. The injuries he received were
detailed to us in a neat scientific wa. by
Dir. Lowry who used Latin terms ex-
in his description. but which
in the every day phrase OF the vulgate
meant that Ewings collar bone was dlss
located. The medical gentlemen at
tended to his injuries ana last night he
was resting as easy as could be expected.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11
CITY SCHOOL.
Close Of the Session EX-
animation and Exhibition

The city each year is gra lally ad |.
ing to the usefulness of it's schools
by lengthening the sessions and
by larger appropriations. Friday he
City Colo, ed School closed, after q
session of nine months steady and
hard work. The closing exercises
and cxaminati rs commenced Thurs
day, and concluded with the concert
and exhibition at the Opera House
Thursday night.
At the close Of the examinations
Thursday the prizes We're awarded to
the successful pupils in obtaining
them as follows
julia Terrell. best speller in Primary
Grade.
Ida Hampton best speller III Second
Grade.
Riley Powers, best speller in Gram
mar Grade.
Pearl A Binford, Proficiency and
naatness in Penmenship, also for
Regularity in attendance being
present every day of the session.
Alex Blrnett, second best lin Pen
menship, Jessie Scott and Mary
Sue True, second best in regularity
and punctuality. The prizes were
valuable volumes of the poets and
standard literature.
Rev Fl N Brown delivered the
opening address to the pupils on the
first day of the examination and so
intert sting was it that be charmed
the attention of the large number of
eager little listeners, from the small>
est to the largest. Among the other
prominent visitors present who ad
dressed the school were AldWH Gaf-
ten, Messrs Francis Davis, L W
Townsend, H G Blnford, Ed j f
Humphrey and Rev A W McKin
ney Principal of Rust Institute.
The pupils were greeted with full
audience at the opera House Thurs
DAY night, and entertained them SO
we'll that but few left before the COM
pletion of the lengthy programme.
Friday the pupils met for the last day
of the session at the school, and after
appropriate exercises were dismissed
for well earned vacation.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11
COLORED CITY SCHOOL.
The Exhibition at the Opera House on
Thursday Night Last.

Daily Mercury
The colored schools of which Prof.
Chas. Hendley is principal, hailed the
vacation season, and celebrated the clos
ing BY giving musical concert at the
opera house ON Thursday night last. The
exercises were opened with prayer by
Rev. II. n. Brown after which lengthy
and varied program was gone through
with embracing songs, recitations, dia-
logues, tableaux, etc.
The pupils acquitted themselves ad-
mirably, pretty iair token that during
the school term they had been studious
and observant. The exercises closed
with fan drill ,and song 'Good Night
by the school.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11
ON OUR BARGAIN COULTER.
Pc r SONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Warner
have returned from Birmingham.
Rev. M. M Mckinney WAS up
from Decatur Wednesday.
Rev. A. W. Mckinney has re-
turned r, m his trip to Atlanta.
Mr.. John Shetfey is back from Hot
Springs. Ark. much improved iii
health
Supreme Grand Master Halley Of
the |. 0. |. has been in the city
during the week on official business.
Mrs. Jarrtt Richardson and Miss
Ida Thompson after a visit to Hunts
vile friends and relatives have re-
turned to Birmingham.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11
Reduced Fare to Grand Lodge.

Delegates to the Sovereign Grand
Lodge A. F. Il A, Nj. wIi;h convenes
at Montgomery June 2l, will have
the be neft Of reduced fare over the
L. & n. lines BY applying to the 10
cal agents for necessary blanks.
Capt. C. P. Atmore G. P, Agt. has
favored the Grand Lodge with his
most lib ralrates. Delegates should
so ar, apge as to arrive in Montgom-
cry not later than the night of the
Goth, in order to be in readiness for
the opening of the session the follow
ing day
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11
Southern Inventors.

For the week ending Saturday, June
4'h' 1887, twenty three patents We're
granted to Southern Inventors, through
Messrs G. A. Snow < Co, patent lawyers,
"ashlngton,D. G. Eleven of the South
erh States are represented, and Ken
lucky heads the list-six patents.
linen follow Georgia and Tennessee,
'nFee each; North Carolina, Louisiana
"nu Virginia, two each; South Carolina,
:, nfkansas, Maryland, West Virginia and
f'oflda one each. Of the twenty-three
ta'eiiiS issued, not one is for agricultural
'ipiements or improvements thereon.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.

The Board met in regular session on
Tuesday night last, His Honor Ed +.
Mastin Esq, Mayor, in the chair. Pres
ent. Aldermen Stegall, Ware, Gastin
Rodgers, Mayhem, Jones and Conway.
Absent. Alderman Fletcher.
The minutes Of last meeting having
been read and approved. the report OF Of
ticers was. on motion referred to the FL
nance committee.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11
The Gospel Of Southern Develop
ment.
Selma Times

Selma Times
We are well aware that the story OF
raising our farm supplies at home, and
the establishment OF manufacturing con-
Germs in our southern cities. has been
worn threadbare by constant repetition,
but the idea cannot be repeated too Of
ten, it IS the gospel OF Southern develop
ment that must be constantly proclaimed
by the press and from the forum, until il
has burned itself into the popular mind,
and produced those practical results
without which we cannot hope to pros
per-
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11
coIored Dining and Refresh
ment ParlOr.

For the accommodation OF colored
travellers, visitors and friends and to
meet long felt want, | have fitted
up and opened in first class
style colored dining room.
where meals and refreshments will
be served at all hourse, by polite and
attentive walters. Cal at
SEAT & SONS Restaurant
If. In Opera House Building.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11
READ OUR PRICES

Fancy Straw Mating l5c.up
White Straw Mating l5c. up.
Window Shades So cts. per pair.
All 6xtGres included.
Hemp Carpets, 12Ic. pr yard,
Brussels Carpets soc. Pr yard
Extra super carpets SOC. pr yard.
A Oil Cleth 2c rer yard.
A. CAMPBELL " Son.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11
N'iashborhooa NFe*}. and Gossip.

Odd Fellows Lodge tomorrow
from II m to l p m.
Ali the schools are shut up, and
the children enjoying vacation
Evening Star Lodge NJ 6 A f <
NJ will hold its Annual Comnuni-
catiln Monday night next for the cleo
ton ofofficers.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11

-Chlldrens Day to morrow at the
NJ E .nday school Rev Il N Brown
Superintendent has the children will
drilled Oh most interesting pro-
gram. Go out to hear them at 3
o'clock,
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11
PAYING UP.

On motion of Gastin that the officers
and other employees of the city be paid
their salary for the month Of May. Car
ried.
On motion that the Board elect teach
ers for the public schools of the city at
their next meeting Carried. Adjourn
ed.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11
Com m issiOner Belts Resigned.
Montgomery Advertiser.

Montgomery Advertiser
The resignation of the Hon. E. c..
Belts, ,commisSe of agriculture, comes
in the way of genuine surprise. His
term would not have expired until Aug,
and just what the cause of the resigna-
ton is not ascertained as yet. Who shall
be his successor is now the absorbing
question. Its speedy termination will
doubtless relieve some very worthy gen.
tlemen who were spending good deal
of time rallying their friends.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11

A Philadelphia man compels his
daughter to eat onions every night for
supper, and thus assures himself that he
can shut the house at 10 o'clock without
locking in strange young man.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11
A LIGHT SUBJECT.

On motion OF Ware that the Gas Com
mittee confer with the Gas Light Co,
and agree upon the time that the gas
lights in street lamps shall be lighted
and extingulshed. Carried
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11

Summer days and picnics and snake
bites and red ants and circuses and mad
dogs and ice cream and festivals and
light trousers and flies and chlgres and
bugs and things have come again.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11
LAID OVER.

Ordinance No reported by the or
dinance committee was read and order
ed to lay over until the next meeting of
the Board.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11
LOCAL RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

@aa T;e3 7o) -, Fresh, cool Lager
NS 31ssss ts 7ssst, Beer always on
fc~ ~<2WIN ESSpS-Ssaa tap. The finest
~ - TiM stock of Native
R9A 4rSNv & Foreign Wines
w TX 4% in the city, to be
= found at the Sa
loon of w. f. STRUNE.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11

Received for taxes, year end
inc June 1st 1887. nett $25, ,259. 50
Reed for license tax .... 2,6l4 %
i" &c radamntiop Of land 1880
T,tal S2S.0l1.34
For County nnrposes III. s22, 1884
poad Tax 5,o5l,92
Total $2S,0ll.34
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11
Down They Go.


opportunity
supplies
ON OUR BARGAIN COULTER.
quality Check Muslin at y Plain India Linen
at 7cyd Plaid DeDacca
Cloth in all
yd Lace Fronts and
Pasols 75c Palm Leaf Fans
nice lower than HERSTEIN
PRICES.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11
MORE LIGHT.

On motion Of Conway shat the report
of the committee appointed at a former
meeting of the Board to whom the peti.
ton OF w. III. Echols and others, repre-
senting the Huntsville Light Company,
was referred be laid on the table indefi-
nitely. Motion carried by the following
vote. Ayes. Stegall, Ware, Gastin,
Mayhem and Conway. Noes Jones and
Rodgers.
Moved by Mayhem and seconded by
Stegall, that the petition OF the Hunts
vile Light Co., be granted, and that the
committee composed of = - have
a contract like the one made for the
Huntsville Electric Light Co, drawn up
for the Huntsville Light Co., that the
said contract shall limit both Electric
Light Company's 70 the same charges
made for electric lights in other cities
and towns in the South having the same
population as Huntsville, in the event
that there will be no competition. Car
ried.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-11
THE MARCH OF IMPROVEMENT.

On motion of Alderman Mavhew that
the petition of Mr.. w. II. Echols asking
the opening of street through his props
erty over the hill to White St, be refer
red to the Executive Committee with
the request that they have the said
street located. Carried.
The petition OF Irvine White ESQ.,,
asking for the opening OF Locust St.,
was referred to the Executive Commit
tee, with instructions to see parties along
the above proposed street who refused
to give right OF way and see what can be
done in the premises.